NASA Launches Satellites to Predict Solar Storms
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NASA launched two TRACERS satellites to study solar storms and their impact on Earth. These satellites will fly in close formation, measuring changes in space weather in near real-time. The mission aims to improve understanding of magnetic reconnection, a process that can release powerful energy bursts affecting Earth's infrastructure, including power grids and communication systems. The data gathered will help predict and mitigate the effects of solar storms, protecting our technology and astronauts.
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